BSD Engineer, Murex Back Office (Global Markets Technology)
Standard Bank Group2 days ago
Johannesburg, South AfricaSenior
Responsibilities
- Translate business and functional requirements into technical specifications and develop Murex Back Office solutions.
- Design, develop, enhance, maintain, optimize, implement, and support solutions for confirmations, settlements, corporate actions, reconciliations, and regulatory reporting.
- Develop code, assemble applications, perform data conversion, and document processes accurately.
- Construct, interpret, and execute moderate to complex end-to-end system and program tests.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders, operations, vendors, and connected technology teams to assess dependencies and downstream impacts.
- Contribute to data-processing, analysis, and visualization platforms while integrating and validating data sources.
- Ensure adherence to application lifecycle management, architectural guardrails, engineering standards, policies, and change governance.
Requirements
- A degree in Information Technology.
- 5–7 years of software engineering experience translating business and functional requirements into technical specifications and programming solutions.
- 8–10 years of experience with modern engineering practices, multiple broad IT engineering disciplines, and demonstrated specialization in at least one discipline.
- Experience within the required Murex Back Office and Global Markets scope of expertise.
- Competence in Agile Engineering, API Engineering, Automation, Cloud Computing, and Continuous Delivery.
Benefits
- Career-enhancing opportunities with Standard Bank Group, an Africa-focused financial services group operating on the global stage.
- Opportunity to work alongside talented and motivated professionals and support clients ranging from individuals to multinational corporations and institutions.
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About Standard Bank Group
Standard Bank Group provides retail, business, corporate and investment banking, plus wealth management, insurance, and asset management to consumers and enterprises across sub-Saharan Africa. It earns fees and interest from lending, payments, markets, and advisory services delivered via branch and digital channels. Founded in 1862 and headquartered in Johannesburg, the group operates in about 20 African countries.